Rev Ctf Code Breaking CMU's Bomblab with Angr for Fun and Profit - Part 7 Welcome to the final part of cracking CMU’s Bomblab with Angr. If you are new here, I would recommend starting with part 1 here.
Rev Ctf Code Breaking CMU's Bomblab with Angr for Fun and Profit - Part 6 Hello from Part 6 of this series on cracking CMU’s Bomblab with Angr. If you are new here, I would recommend starting with part 1 here.
Rev Ctf Code Breaking CMU's Bomblab with Angr for Fun and Profit - Part 5 This is Part 5 on cracking CMU’s Bomblab with Angr. If you just stumbled upon this, I would recommend starting with part 1 here.
Rev Ctf Code Breaking CMU's Bomblab with Angr for Fun and Profit - Part 4 Welcome back to Part 4 of cracking CMU’s Bomblab using Angr! If you just stumbled upon this, I would recommend starting with part 1 here.
Rev Ctf Code Breaking CMU's Bomblab with Angr for Fun and Profit - Part 3 We’re back now with Part 3 of this series on cracking CMU’s Bomblab using Angr! If you are new, I would recommend starting with part 1 here.
Rev Ctf Code Breaking CMU's Bomblab with Angr for Fun and Profit - Part 2 Welcome to Part 2 of this series on cracking CMU’s Bomblab using Angr! If you are new, I would recommend starting with part 1 here.
Rev Ctf Code Breaking CMU's Bomblab with Angr for Fun and Profit - Part 1 I have recently been learning about Angr, a binary analysis framework developed by UC Santa Barbara and Arizona State University. It caught my eye because of its versatility and utility in reverse engineering
Pwn Ctf Code UIUCTF20 Accounting Accidents Pwn Writeup UIUCTF20 was a really fun Animal Crossing themed CTF that ran from July 17-19 2020. While I have not played the game before, I somewhat knew what it was about from watching Youtubers
Linux Persisting Xserver Multimonitor Setup I have been using a multiple monitor setup on my Linux system for a long time, and one thing that always annoyed me was that the default monitor arrangement detected by X Server
Jekyll Blog A New Look My Jekyll blog has been on the default minima theme since its inception. It was functional and served its purpose, but as someone who has extensive web development experience having designed and implemented
Linux Code Devops Dev Cheat Sheets Today I created a new tab for my blog, ‘Dev Cheat Sheets’. This page will contain common commmand line commands that I use often. I have a habit of simply performing a reverse-i-search
Cmu Autolab Devops Infrastructure My Involvement in the Autolab Project I joined the Autolab team at the close of the semester this year. The Autolab team builds and maintains Autolab, an autograding platform for programming assignments that is currently being used by around
Afs Devops Code SSH to Andrew File System (AFS) Without Credentials This is the first part of a 2-part guide on how you can SSH to the Andrew File System without keying in your credentails, as well as mounting the Andrew File System (AFS)
Software engineering Startups Saleswhale Notes On Founding A Startup To My Future Self This post is addressed to my future self, who (hopefully) would found a startup of his own someday. This is my last week at Saleswhale and I would like to pack as much
Software engineering Startup Productivity Leveraging The Power Law It was three years ago that I was introduced the concept of the “power law” in Peter Thiel’s book, Zero to One: Notes on Startups, Or How To Build The Future. Thiel stated
Startup Saleswhale Lessons From Saleswhale About Startup Culture 08 July marks 8 months since I started working in Saleswhale (08 November 2017), and also the last month that I will be here before enrolling in college. It is an opportune time
Life Startup Saleswhale Ruthless Prioritization Is The Right Way To Manage Your Time Last week I had the good fortune of having a one-on-one session with Gabriel, the CEO of Saleswhale. One-on-one sessions in Saleswhale are for two people (usually a subordinate and superior) to talk
Devops Code Creating A Deploy Script For Jekyll With Rsync Static site generators like Jekyll makes it easy to write and build static websites. However, this still comes with the problem of a suitable deployment method. I will share about my thought process
Jekyll Blog Welcome To My Blog It has been a while since I had intended to start my own technical blog. The idea began seriously floating in my mind after my one-on-one with my senior colleague Javier in Saleswhale.
